Shopping

Adikt Footwear in Uptown specializes in hard-to-find kicks.

Just in time for tax-free weekend.

Olympic gold medalist Nastia Liukin and Dallas Cowboy Jay Ratliff will be there.

Jerry Purvis' crowded, comprehensive treasure trove of costume and vintage goods is the best local find I've made in years.

Blitz sells its own line of imported, DOT-approved, all-electric e-cycles and scooters.

A savvy business woman and author of 70 books, Goldstein is a local legend when it comes to off the-beaten-track shopping.

You, too can own a fur coat purchase with profit from the cocaine trade. (If you offer up the winning bid.)

Because homeless pets need financial support, too. (At least, the people who take care of them do. To buy food and pay for their shelter, and such.)

Quirky spot with handmade jewelry and customized wood paintings has had to move twice into bigger facilities.

Meet your local Daydreamers, Moonlighting Moms and Little Cookies in Arlington.

Meet your local Fort Worth artisans, from a specialty soap-maker to cycling-inspired fashions and more.

Chicago-based General Growth Properties is just about kaput.

Meet your local Dallas artists and crafters.

Long before Central Market opened, Hamilton Rousseau sold Dublin Dr Pepper with real cane sugar, making Oak Cliff an over-the-river destination.

Kosmos Energy is an international oil exploration and production company focused on emerging and frontier basins offshore in West Africa.

Flying in the face of bad economic news, Lula B's is growing by 50%.

Be-Dazzled's furnishings have been dazzling mothers-to-be, kids, and adults alike since 2004.